Power Electronics Engineer

Evera Recruitment Ltd

Join a growing engineering team developing next-generation electric drive systems for advanced automotive applications. The Power Electronics Engineer will support the design and development of high-performance traction inverters, working across the full product lifecycle from concept and simulation through to testing and validation.
 
The Power Electronics Engineer will be responsible for:
  • Designing high-performance traction inverter hardware for automotive applications.
  • Developing electronic schematics and multilayer PCB layouts.
  • Designing power and control electronics, including sensing, protection, communication and power supply circuits.
  • Performing circuit simulation and model development to support design validation.
  • Supporting PCB bring-up, debugging and root cause investigations.
  • Carrying out laboratory testing and validation using a range of electronic test equipment.
 
The Power Electronics Engineer will have:
  • A BEng, MEng or equivalent qualification in Electronic Engineering, Electrical Engineering or a related discipline.
  • 2-4 years' experience developing electronic hardware within an engineering environment.
  • Experience designing schematics and PCB layouts using KiCad or similar ECAD software.
  • Experience using LTspice or equivalent circuit simulation tools.
  • Experience working with MATLAB/Simulink.
  • Knowledge of power electronics, including MOSFETs, IGBTs and gate driver circuits.
  • Strong problem-solving skills and practical experience debugging electronic hardware.
 
This role is ideal for an engineer who enjoys hands-on development work and wants exposure to the full engineering lifecycle, from design and simulation through to testing and vehicle integration. If you're looking to develop your expertise within a collaborative and innovative electrification environment, apply with your updated CV and a member of our team will be in touch!
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